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Baseball Biography

Max Scherzer

“Max”

American flag American · Chesterfield, USA · Born 27 July 1984

Pitcher

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American professional baseball pitcher known for three Cy Young Awards, two no-hitters, and helping the Washington Nationals win the 2019 World Series

Max Scherzer is one of the most dominant and competitive pitchers of his era, a three-time Cy Young Award winner and two-time no-hit game pitcher. His combination of exceptional velocity, elite slider, and fierce intensity on the mound produced consistent 200-strikeout seasons across 19 professional seasons. His durability and consistent excellence with multiple teams have cemented his place among the game's finest starters.

Famous For

Three Cy Young Awards and two no-hitters

Playing Style

How They Played

Power pitcher with high-velocity fastball and devastating slider

Legacy

Lasting Impact

One of the most dominant pitchers of the 2010s with exceptional strikeout ability

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • NL Cy Young Award 2013
  • AL Cy Young Award 2016
  • NL Cy Young Award 2017
  • World Series Champion 2019
  • All-Star Selection 2013
  • All-Star Selection 2015
  • All-Star Selection 2016
  • All-Star Selection 2017
  • All-Star Selection 2018
  • All-Star Selection 2021
  • NL Strikeout Leader 2016
  • NL Strikeout Leader 2017
  • NL Strikeout Leader 2018
  • NL ERA Title 2017
  • Warren Spahn Award 2013
  • Warren Spahn Award 2016
  • Warren Spahn Award 2017
Team Career
Team Period Games Jersey
Washington Nationals2015–2021220#31
Arizona Diamondbacks2008–2009524#31
New York Mets2022–202343
Detroit Tigers2010–2014161
Los Angeles Dodgers2021–202111
Career Journey

Timeline

2008 📌 MLB debut with Arizona Diamondbacks
2013 🏆 First Cy Young Award with Detroit Tigers
2015 🏆 No-hitter against Pittsburgh Pirates
2016 🏆 Second Cy Young Award with Washington Nationals
2017 🏆 Third Cy Young Award
2017 🏆 Second no-hitter against New York Mets
2019 🏆 World Series champion with Washington Nationals
2021 📌 Traded to Los Angeles Dodgers